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Autorun wrkusrprf at login
iSeries, WRKUSRPRF
I have created a "Support" ID and I would like to Auto run wrkusrprf after the user (Support Desk) signs in to manager user accounts only
ASKED: Jul 23 2008  5:57 AM GMT
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Hi,

You'll need to make a CL program with the WRKUSRPRF command and change the user profile to run this program as the initial program.

Regards,

Martin Gilbert.
Last Answered: Jul 23 2008  8:58 AM GMT by Gilly400   23625 pts.
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Schmidtw   10505 pts.  |   Jul 23 2008  12:50PM GMT

You could probably do it with a batch file and have it run as a start-up script. If done as Administrator it would run no matter what user, you could put the files on a server, and implement them on all workstations.

START “C:\Program Files\the dir it’s in\WRKUSRPRF.exe” should suffice.

 

Mcl   2500 pts.  |   Jul 24 2008  4:18PM GMT

WRKUSRPRF is an IBM command, executable from an iSeries command line. It is not a PC program with a “.exe” suffix.

Martin is right, you’ll need a CL program with a call to WRKUSRPRF USRPRF(*ALL) if you want a list of all the user accounts.

The “Support” account will also need *SECADM authority to be able to make any changes to the user accounts.

Regards
Mike

 
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